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not bad for student work. but still, it's a formula that's been done a few times over. get ready for _______, while showing the preparation of said coming event, product, etc... i would suggest you see if you can beat these executions. i'll bet you'll find if you dig a little deeper you'll have no problem beating them.
| think small |
AGREE !!!
Smart Car ain't that short. You can think of other ways for America to "prepare".
Agree!
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It's a cool student campaign. Good job.
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Why are there two?
i think idea is clear. big one is for the normal size cars and smaller one for smart because
it's small.
the smart car is small in terms of width and length, not height.
maybe boom gate on motorcycle entrance works better, i dunno.
criticize is way easier than create.
criticize is way easier than create. use more brain.
no, this one doesn't work
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Go Younha!!!
a smart car is higher than many other cars
Smart cars are stubby, and short in length, not height.
Wrong point to base your ad on. Geez guys know your product.
School boy error.
We're going to need more lube.
How about a fat guy sighfully giving up a hamburger - Get ready America?
so what?...
I wish every portfolio school wasn't assigned Smart Car